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Sadly, they have absolutely no chemistry together and the unending kissing
scenes
start grossing one out.
I was left wondering what in Sam Hill went wrong behind the
scenes.
Im hoping this was made before Half Past Dead and Exit Wounds because it was rubbish, Seagal wasnt to blame it was down to the crap directing when the few action
scenes
took place.
The dude who plays Banjo is a great boxer and I was glad to see him do a few fight
scenes.
The film is cut heavily, but the majority of the remaining
scenes
shows a very weak hand from the director who permits Wagner to consistently somnambulate, laying waste to a solid and nuanced performance from Wood, who also proffers a fine soprano.
There are some nasty editing cuts towards the end of the film especially during fight
scenes
and when the main character is chasing thru doors and runs into a patron.
There are no dead
scenes
except a few lame
scenes.
If the story about Shatner's intentions is true, then I owe him an apology, because I was prepared to lay the blame for the incessant silliness and not-very-convincing action
scenes
squarely at his directorial feet.
An idea that's been done to death (what would happen if...?) and the script is shoddy and unsuccessful, not to mention the obvious attempt at adding sex/nudity simply to gain an R rating and certain
scenes
that just weren't necessary but were there to push the boundaries (I really don't need to see a kid urinating or a struggle with a diaphragm.
The football
scenes
are nothing special and seem to mainly act as filler for the movie.
Three years into their pairing, they were still attractive to watch and filled with fire in their
scenes
together, but a weak screenplay and rushed premise destroys any chance of it being a great followup to the previous year's "Libeled Lady" and the two "Thin Man" movies they had done prior to this.
After a while of very little dialogue and very "arty" type moody
scenes
I was starting to realise why we were the only people there.
The
scenes
in Londo were useless too.
Sure it's a historical site and it's accurate to the time, but it was obvious that the
scenes
were not all set in Québec City.
In this case, the featured little guy isn't all that bad - he manages to keep his dignity for most of his
scenes
(except the part where he drags the leading man down the stairs of the dungeon), but the movie itself uses him like a doggie chew toy.
Cummon, whats up with the game
scenes?
The
scenes
are often disgusting and the horrible canned laughter sends chills through the spine.
looks like a 5th graders home movie project filmed with malfunctioning 8mm kiddie cameras . . . the editing appears to have been done by somebody having psychotic flashbacks (while on drugs and booze), with
scenes
cut short, followed by other, unrelated scenes, then chopped segments of
scenes
pasted in . . .
missing
scenes
. . .
daytime
scenes
inexplicably turning into night-time scenes, then suddenly back to daytime . . .
This is definitely a crazy movie and is very low-budget, I might add, but if you're able to look past the cheap audio, horrible dialogue, ugly girls, the obviously fake gore scenes, and overall cheeziness of the film, then you might find some of this film to be somewhat entertaining.
The killing
scenes
(which are done with a plastic toy knife) are pretty brutal (which is a good thing), but very annoying due to the constant repetition of an obviously recorded scream (which is very ear piercing).
Bloated with unnecessary scenes, the most ridiculous being a clumsily inserted and pointless recreation of the fountain scene in 'La Dolce Vita'.
The film contained unnecessary
scenes
that confused the viewer rather than aiding them in understanding what was going on.
On top of that,
scenes
from the book were left out or changed,
scenes
that were rather important.
Scenes
dragged on far too long and points were ultimately beaten to death.
The pictures of the shuttle looks like it was done with a little toy inside of a box and the spacewalking
scenes
were funny because you could see the strings attached to the space suits.
Poor acting, bad script, boring action scenes...there's just nothing there.
Some directors take 2 and a half hours to tell a story, David Lynch takes 2 and a half hours to piece together
scenes
with "clues" and his trademark oddity, but there's never a story.
The sound was awful in some of the
scenes.
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